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You don't need a complicated exercise routine or expensive equipment to improve your posture, increase mobility, and relieve golf-related pain. Change comes with commitment. And whether you’ve never exercised before or exercise regularly, we provide a simple and effective program to help you get golf-fit from anywhere. -
Follow this easy tip to relieve—and prevent—back pain throughout the course of your round.
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If you deal with chronic pain or temporary golf pain in the back, neck, knee, elbow, or hip, trigger point release could be the key to relieving your pain.
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Prepare your body for golf’s repetitive motions to feel better and play better.
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Relieve (and prevent) golf-related back pain by focusing on a neutral spine. Get started by incorporating this simple concept into your routine.
Do you have golf pain?
Playing golf with pain is no fun. It hinders your swing and your ability to simply enjoy the game you love. We've created a library of foundational-based articles and simple golf exercises to help build your body for pain free golf. We encourage you to focus on the foundational aspects and related golf exercises with each golf pain program.